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codeforboston / pantry_pickup

Combining city data with a list of specific needs from food pantries will allow citizens to most effectively make useful and needed donations assisted by the Pantry Pick-Up App.
http://www.pantrypickup.org
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/search 500 error with query params #15

Closed ohnorobo closed 11 years ago

ohnorobo commented 11 years ago

Problem with current ec2 setup.

Search failing with 500 Something about query params is causing the search route to fail

GET http://ec2-67-202-32-253.compute-1.amazonaws.com/search?location%5Bspeed%5D=&location%5Bheading%5D=&location%5BaltitudeAccuracy%5D=&location%5Baccuracy%5D=26&location%5Baltitude%5D=&location%5Blongitude%5D=-71.1011206&location%5Blatitude%5D=42.3271702&radius=5 500 (Internal Server Error) jquery.min.js:6 {"error":{"message":"Maximumcallstacksizeexceeded"}}

search with no params works fine, and running locally works fine.

ohnorobo commented 11 years ago

Additional note: when geolocation fails search loads just fine.

JBaldachino commented 11 years ago

Looks like you're using a different AWS setup than the one I spun up. I don't mind taking a look if you give me access; also, if you're no longer using the one I spun up let me know so I can terminate it.

WheresHJ commented 11 years ago

@JBaldachino I can add you tonight, I think. Also, is it worth taking a look at OpenShift for hosting? More trouble than it's worth?

JBaldachino commented 11 years ago

I'm most comfortable with AWS (I've been administering servers on there for the past two years). I don't see anything in our stack here that would give me any headaches for now.

If someone wants to play with a hosting service like OpenShift now, don't let me stand in your way! If it were up to me I'd stay in AWS for now and when we're more production ready we'll worry about where exactly we want to host it.

ohnorobo commented 11 years ago

Working now.

carpeliam commented 11 years ago

@ohnorobo I made some recent commits to search, I'm not sure if those had anything to do with it, or if it had more to do with changes that @JBaldachino was able to make.